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# Copy Trading

In concentrated liquidity, managing your range well directly affects returns.

On the Copy page, you can study the ranges public LPs actually use or follow them directly.\
Browse strategies by position or farmer, then add liquidity in the same range in a few clicks.

![Osige Copy page showing public concentrated-liquidity strategies](/files/Iu5oe18MVWfwl9j9H2hG)

## Discover strategies

The [Copy page](https://osige.exchange/copy) has two tabs:

* **Copyable positions:** Individual public positions. They show the pool and fee tier, position age, liquidity, fee earnings, and number of copiers.
* **Top Farmers:** A ranking of LP wallets. It shows total liquidity, open and total positions, average position age, and copy count. Select **View profile** to open that farmer's [profile](/osige-docs/osige-features/profiles-and-community.md), including its portfolio and activity.

All metrics are based on indexed onchain activity. There is no application or listing process. **Anyone other than its owner can find and copy a public onchain position.** When you provide liquidity on Osige, your position is public onchain by default and included on the site.

{% hint style="info" %}
The **Copy Bonus** field is an empty placeholder shown as `-`. The meaningful signal today is the **number of copiers** below it. Historical fees and rankings are informational only and do not guarantee performance.
{% endhint %}

## Copy a position

1. Select **Copy strategy** on a position. The button is not shown for your own positions.
2. Osige opens a read-only view of the source position. Review the pool, fee tier, hook policy, range, and history.
3. Continue to the deposit flow. The source position's pool and exact price range are prefilled, and the range is locked to keep it identical.
4. **You choose the deposit amount yourself.** You are copying the shape of the strategy, not its size.
5. Review and sign. A standard position fully owned by your wallet is issued.

Copying does not transfer custody or cause another person to trade for you. You open a new, independent position, and you are always responsible for managing and closing it. The source LP has no control over or share of your position.

## How attribution works

When you copy, Osige records the relationship so it can be verified onchain. The system counts it only after confirming that the new position actually matches the source: it must use the same pool and range, be issued by you, and be different from the source position.

Only fully verified matches count toward the source's public copy count, and your position receives a **Copied position** badge in the profile activity list.

Copying yourself is not counted.

For validation details, see the [developer documentation](https://osige.gitbook.io/developers/).

## Before you copy

A copied range is a starting point, not a guarantee of results.

* The source LP chose that range for market conditions that may already have passed. It may go out of range immediately.
* Fees earned by the source reflect its entry time and size, not your future result.
* All ordinary LP risks apply. See [Provide Liquidity](/osige-docs/liquidity/provide-liquidity.md).
* Check the pool's hook policy. An identity-gated pool applies the same entry rules to copiers. See [Identity Features](/osige-docs/osige-features/identity.md).


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